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Competitiveness, Innovation and Sustainability – CIS

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The Competitiveness, Innovation and Sustainability research group studies the factors that influence the economic efficiency of production systems, considering the sustainable use of resources, environmental protection and the challenges of companies and regions. It adopts a multidisciplinary approach, develops excellent research, promotes initiatives with societal impact and strengthens the connection with society. Its activities focus on areas such as energy and sustainability, natural resources, innovation, international economics, lean management, operations, logistics, supply chain, quality, human resources, skills and literacy, contributing to economic development.

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Research Group Publications

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TAKE CONFERENCE 2023 The Multidisciplinary Conference on Intangibles | 2023

Marlene Paula Castro Amorim

Lorena Bastos

Fatemeh SAGHEZCHI

Mário Jorge Ferreira Rodrigues

Marta Ferreira Dias

Claudia SOUSA SILVA

Raquel Castro Madureira

Ethics and Behavior | 2023

P. Rubbo

C. Lievore

Biynkievycz Dos Santos

C.T. Picinin

L.A. Pilatti

B. Pedroso

2023 International Conference on Smart Energy Systems and Technologies, SEST 2023 | 2023

M.S. Javadi

G.J. Osorio

A.S. Parente

J.P.S. Catalao

Sustainability | 2023

Diamantino Torres

Carina Pimentel

João C. O. Matias

International workshop tourism and hospitality management 2023 | 2023

C. Araújo

Elisabeth Kastenholz

Isabel M. ( 2916-EB54-FF6E Santos

International Journal of Environment and Waste Management | 2023

Isabel Das Mercês Costa

Marta Ferreira Dias

Margarita Matias Robaina

Springer Proceedings in Business and Economics | 2023

M. Lopes

J. Reis

N. Melão

J. Costa

18th Iberian Conference on Information Systems and Technologies (CISTI) | 2023

Augusta Ferreira

Cecília Carmo

Graça Azevedo

Rui Coutinho

Carla Carvalho

Fernando Silva

Helena Inácio

Sandra Alves